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Letter (from Bill to Ruth) discusses Germany, American Southwest, and the Indian Detours

Letter to William Thomas of Santa Fe, NM from his mother in New London, CT, describing family matters.

Correspondence between Lew H. and Sallie T. Blake and letters received from their relatives and friends, dated between 1901 and 1926.

Collection consists of author and title records for publications done by the Lightning Tree and its successor Lightning Tree Press. It includes correspondence, contracts, advertisements, manuscripts, galleys, photographs, graphic designs, distribution numbers, specifications, book reviews, newspaper clippings, and royalty information.

Collection contains primary and secondary letters, original deeds, and other ephemeral materials pertaining primarily to the Lincoln County War. Collection also contains reference letters relevant to Pancho Villa and his assassination.

The Lincoln County Collection consists of approximately ten feet of business, financial, and personal documents arranged topically and then chronologically after their transfer to the Museum of New Mexico from the Lincoln County, New Mexico Courthouse.

Collection contains copies of documents used by historian John P. Wilson in preparation of publications on Lincoln County. This material was reference material collected by Wilson from various sources including the National Archives, State Record Center, personal communication, and other sources. Included are business papers, census reports, military contracts, legal records, etc.

Collection consists the organizational papers of Living Treasures, Inc., including correspondence, clipping and research files, transcripts, audio tapes, and a few video recordings of interviews, honoring citizens of Santa Fe and other towns in northern New Mexico as Living Treasures for their hard work and dedication to our communities. Since March 2003 (beginning with #190), interviews have been recorded on CDs.

Receipts and legal documents involving various members of the Lobato Family of Albuquerque.

The collection consists of letter, photographs, negatives, and ephemera apparently collected by Cassandra Martinez-Brown-Lopez and her daughter Amy Brown-Grover. They cover the period from 1898 to 1970. The letters concern mostly family relationships, though an underlying tone through many is the financial support provided by one sibling to another.

Schechter's collection consists of personal records (journals, scrapbooks, unpublished memoir chapters, news clippings, interviews and correspondence), professional records covering sales of art pieces and paper art products, paper art product prototypes and samples, original art and writing, photographs and slides, published works and unpublished projects.

A folder issued by the Los Alamos Disaster and Defense Organization containing booklets of information on how a Los Alamos family should prepare for a nuclear war. It contains Office of Civil Defense publications MP-1, MP-15, H-6, K-2-2, PA-4, H-11-1, L-2-12, PA-5, PA-7, L-2-11, L-6, L-18, L-12, H-3, H-1. The folder also contains several Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory of the University of California leaflets on nuclear fallout.

The collection contains manuscripts for Louis Kraft's books (originals, edits, drafts); correspondence with friends, critics, writers, as it relates to Kraft's publications; magazine articles and lectures written by Kraft; his books; and photos of Kraft. Includes materials and script for the two-act play by Louis Kraft "An Evening with Ned Wynkoop."

One 1863 naturalization document conferring American citizenship to Louis Faringhy of France, completed and signed by Samuel Ellison, Clerk of the U.S. District Court in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

This collection contains historical film and photographic research material of photographic and related matter depicting Native Americans at tribal dances and celebrations. Most of the collection consists of photocopied items from other repositories. The topical organization of the papers is Luther Lyan's creation.

One letter from Mabel Dodge Luhan to Robert Henri.

Collection consists of a variety of materials concerning Farnsworth's military activities, especially the Punitive Expedition against Villa in 1916. Includes three folders of letters sent by Farnsworth to his wife; a series of correspondence between Farnsworth and General John Pershing; three typed copies of the report of operations from the Punitive Expedition; and the diary kept by Farnsworth during his service in northern Mexico, El Paso, Texas, and Columbus, New Mexico.

Collection consists of a typed manuscript with a forward by May Murray Washburn. It is the story of May Murray Washburn's mother and father and their experiences, when they came to the Southwest and became ranchers.

The Manuel Antonio Chaves papers contain correspondence and transcriptions concerning Manuel Antonio Chaves' ancestry and military career. Much of the correspondence is written by his son, Amado Chaves. Marc Simmons assembled the addenda to the Manuel Antonio Chaves Collection. The file contains copies of documentation of Manuel Antonio Chaves' military career between 1861 and 1863.

Most of the papers in this collection are xerox copies.

One portfolio contains several small watercolor paintings depicting scenes in Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico. On two pages, business cards are pasted in of (Eastern and Midwestern) writers, journalists, military offices from the Civil War.

Collection consists of memorabilia of Frank and Ruby Rhea-Amstrong:

1. Map of post World War I Balkan States. 2. Two (2) negatives of maps of New Mexico (National Archives). 3. Greek Currency 4. Photocopy of discharge paper for Harry R. Rhea. 5. Norwegian Custom declaration - 1991.